Customizing your forms

1. Select the Query form in the Screen Outline pane.
2. Use components from the Components panel, such as text input fields, radio buttons, combo boxes, and others, to create the input fields for the Query form.
3. Once you've laid out your form elements, use the Parameters tab in the Component Inspector panel to create bindings between your components and the parameters of your service connector.

1. Select the Response form in the Screen Outline pane.
2. Use components to create fields that will display the results.

   For example, if your service is a weather service returning temperature, you could use a label component to create a non-editable text display.

   Once you've laid out your components, use the Parameters tab in the Component Inspector panel to create bindings between your components and the results of your service connector.

1. Select the Applications form. The Error form is shown using ActionScript in Frame 1 of the Applications form, during processing of the service call. The following are the two event handlers:

   function status (stat) {
     // Handle status message for errors
     // If error,
     // showError();
   }
   
   function result (res) {
     // Handle result message for errors
     // If error,
     // showError();
   } 
   

2. You can replace the bodies of these functions with your own code to interpret the status and result messages and do one of the following:
   • Catch an error and show the error screen.
   • Go directly to the results screen to display the service's response.

To learn more about the result and status messages of a service call, see Data Integration (Flash Professional Only).